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... Professor S. Killerman, the German scientist and explorer, affirms the natives living the the Caribbean .Sea are mostly oannibais. ' Although fish, birds, and various other animals abound in those regions, says there appears a decided! predilection for ...
... sea is one the Caribbean mysteries. The fishermen the Antilles, however, are evidently m the secret, for they ride the waves in these rollicking and unstable boats safely and gracefully. The most plentiful surface fish in the Caribbean Sea ie the flying ...
... WEST INDIES FIRHING. METHODS IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA- fiflhccmen of Caribbean Islands have hard time making living. water thai tropical deep and 'beautifully blue, but there ax® reefs of coral around the and in tbe northern and nort-oa«t-ern portions there ...
... eight earthquake shocks have been feit Martinique, causing alarm the population. Heilprin is of opinion that the bed of Caribbean Sea is nettling.— Central News. ...
... treasure-hunting voyage. The ' spoil which forms the object the quest is believed to buried in one the islands which stod the Caribbean Sea, and the adventurous commander of the expedition purposes starting tho Mersey early in 1907 will follow the North Atlantic ...
... THE WEST INDIAN ISLINDB. Martinique, one oi the West litdian Islands |«np, about thirty miles lue south tt»3 ...
... Tuesday. ratification of the San Domingo Treaty is another extension of the overlordship of tho United States over the Caribbean Sea. While nominally the treaty conveys to the United States no political protectorate over San Domingo, actually the island ...
... Colon, Central America, where a large business in this article done. The hawk's bill turtle is found only in the Gulf of and Caribbean Sea. This turtle the low, wide head, long, narrow mouth, the npper jaw prolonged and hooked like beak hawk. The shell is ...
... fim-claw passengere. many of whom have paid from £250 £300 far their suites of staterooms. The outgoing steamers for the Caribbean and the West Indies are also crowded -vritb passenger*.—' Express.'' ...
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... the Colonial Naval Reserve beyond 600, the number now enrolled being 550. contingent 120 strong has just returned from the Caribbean Sea, where it has been cruising during the past winter. In consequence of the new system distribution Briush warships, the ...
... event of it being desirable to send forco against the Colombian capital, the iioops would disembark at Barranquilla, the Caribbean Sea, and Buonaventura, the Pacific coast. From the former town the troops could travel up the Magdaiena River to within few ...